Super Tuesday is history but the GOP presidential candidates still can’t bring themselves to condemn outrageous attacks by conservative radio talk host Rush Limbaugh (meet the new target of his sexist comments).
Mitt Romney was given a second chance to show basic leadership on the Limbaugh issue, but failed the test again. Is he holding back because of ties to Clear Channel, the company that hosts Limbaugh’s show?
Sen. Nina Turner (D-OH), and Krystal Ball, Democratic Strategist and former candidate for U.S. Congress, will weigh in on that.
Romney was last night's big winner, but is Newt Gingrich playing the spoiler for Rick Santorum's bid for the nomination? Democratic Strategist Bob Shrum, and Sam Stein, Huffington Post political editor, talk about where the GOP presidential race goes from here.
Watch the following video and listen to the speaker. Does he sound like a radical leftist to you? Right-wingers seem to think so.
E.J. Dionne, a Senior Fellow at The Brookings Institution and Washington Post columnist, will look at an old tape of President Obama and comment on his new campaign push.
Sarah Palin still thinks she has a chance to get the GOP presidential nomination. MSNBC Political Analyst Richard Wolffe will talk about the latest outbreak of Palinsanity.
Fox News is in hysterics over gas prices. But did they get this worked up when gas prices went through the roof under President Bush? Ed's got the tape you just gotta see!
And in our Big Finish, Montana Judge Richard Cebull apologizes to the president for his racist email, but some House Democrats are calling for a hearing on his conduct. MSNBC Political Analyst and Former DNC Communications Director Karen Finney will join Ed for that.
It's going to be another packed @EdShow at 8pET on @msnbctv.
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